House and Gardens day 1

Exceptional 1700's Charles Willson Peale Style Portrait

1835 Watercolor Portraits in Original Frames

1880's Oil on Canvas of Sheep in a pastoral setting

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Brown Deer, WI, United States

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House and Gardens day 1

Cedarburg Auction & Appraisals LLC

Cedarburg Auction and Liveauctioneers is bringing you several fabulous estates including that of an award winning gardener, the contents of a mid century modern house filled with classic designer furniture and important art, and a collection of rare early American Philadelphia furniture and art!

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Exceptional 1700's Charles Willson Peale Style Portrait: This exceptional 1780's Philadelphia oil on canvas depicts a red headed young man in a green coat who appears to be amused by the onlookers. This portrait, done in the style of Charles Willson

0001: Exceptional 1700's Charles Willson Peale Style PortraitEst. $8,000-$12,000

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1835 Watercolor Portraits in Original Frames: This pair of 1835 American vibrant watercolor portraits depict a young husband and his wife in fancy dress. They are in their original frames and in excellent condition. Each framed piece measures

0002: 1835 Watercolor Portraits in Original FramesEst. $200-$400

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1880's Oil on Canvas of Sheep in a pastoral setting: This 1880's quality framed unsigned oil on canvas depicts a group of sheep and a lamb near a fence under a blustery clouded sky. It has been restored. Framed, it measures 31" tall X 38.5" across.

0003: 1880's Oil on Canvas of Sheep in a pastoral settingEst. $600-$800

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19th Century Marble Bust of Laughing Boy: This 19th Century finely carved marble bust of a laughing boy has a marble base. It depicts a youth from the shoulders up carved out of white Carrara marble. This bust rests on a butterscotch

0004: 19th Century Marble Bust of Laughing BoyEst. $600-$800

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Mid 1800's Marble Column: This mid 19th Century carved marble presentation column has an octagon base that rises to a fancy varied marble turned post and a flat octagon top. It measures 39" tall X 11" across the base. It

0005: Mid 1800's Marble ColumnEst. $250-$300

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1860's Oil on Canvas of Union General: This quality framed Civil War Era oil on canvas depicts a Union Army Officer in uniform, with eagle buttons running down the front of his coat, gold trimmed epaulettes, and a watch fob. Because of

0006: 1860's Oil on Canvas of Union GeneralEst. $600-$800

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1800's Folk Art Watercolor of Young Black Male Child: This Folk Art Southern watercolor of a young black boy wearing overalls and a hat is in its original frame with a chamfered backboard, and original glass. It measures 10.5" tall X 9" across.

0007: 1800's Folk Art Watercolor of Young Black Male ChildEst. $450-$550

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Group of 19th Century Miniature Bronze Busts: This group of three 19th Century bronze busts of children appear to have been sculpted by the same artist. None appear to have a signature. The taller busts depict a laughing child and a crying child

0008: Group of 19th Century Miniature Bronze BustsEst. $350-$450

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Two 19th Century Bronze Children Sculptures: These two 19th century bronze sculptures of children include a Naked Boy running on a red marble base, and a little girl with flowers in her hair and a little dress, holding her hands together. The

0009: Two 19th Century Bronze Children SculpturesEst. $300-$400

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L. Woudstra Landscape Oil on Canvas c. 1910: This is a well-executed oil on canvas circa 1910 and is by listed Dutch artist L. Woudstra (1868-1934). It is in its original period frame and depicts a country road running beside a stream in a

0010: L. Woudstra Landscape Oil on Canvas c. 1910Est. $250-$350

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1740's Philadelphia Punched Tin Sconces, Pair: This pair of Philadelphia 1740's punched tin candle sconces retain their original green paint and have a 6 pointed star in a circle design. The sconces measure 12.5" tall X 4" across X 3" deep.

0011: 1740's Philadelphia Punched Tin Sconces, PairEst. $250-$350

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Early 19th Century 10 Gallon Advertising Crock: This large early salt glazed 10 gallon crock, with applied handles, has blue feather and flower decorations. It advertises for Williams and Ruppart, Greensboro (NC?). This is a 10 gallon oversized

0012: Early 19th Century 10 Gallon Advertising CrockEst. $150-$250

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1740's Philadelphia Wingback Chair: This early 1740's Philadelphia wingback upholstered chair has turned front legs with a great frame of the right proportions. It has square, slightly flared back legs. The chair measures 46" tall X

0013: 1740's Philadelphia Wingback ChairEst. $600-$1,200

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18th Century Philadelphia Pine Step-Back Desk: This 18th century Philadelphia 3-drawer pine step-back desk has pencil legs, a large bottom drawer, 2 step-back upper drawers, wood pulls, and peg construction with backsplash. The desk measures

0014: 18th Century Philadelphia Pine Step-Back DeskEst. $300-$600

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18th Century Philadelphia Windsor Chair: An 18th century Windsor side chair with plank seat and turned legs from Philadelphia. It measures 36" tall X 18" across X 16" deep.

0015: 18th Century Philadelphia Windsor ChairEst. $200-$400

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Late 18th Century Samovar in Brass: This 18th century Samovar retains its original patina. The handles and spigot on this samovar are made out of bone. Marked London. It measures 17" tall X 14.5" across and 14" deep including the lid,

0016: Late 18th Century Samovar in BrassEst. $450-$550

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1802 Goat Hide Covered Studded New York Trunk: This goat hide covered 1802 traveling trunk is marked 1802 and has decorative cut leather strips that are accented with brass tacks. It has hand-forged handles, original lock and closure. The

0017: 1802 Goat Hide Covered Studded New York TrunkEst. $400-$500

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18th Century Pewter Candlesticks and 1830's Pitcher: 18th century pewter candlesticks and a cream pitcher by Homan & Company of Cincinnati Circa 1830's. The candlesticks measure 7" tall and the pitcher measures 5" tall X 5.5" across handle and spout.

0018: 18th Century Pewter Candlesticks and 1830's PitcherEst. $75-$150

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1800's Floral Toleware Tray: A quality 1800's Philadelphia delicately painted floral toleware tin tray with pierced handles in excellent condition. It measures 17.5" tall X 22.5" across X 1.5" deep.

0019: 1800's Floral Toleware TrayEst. $150-$250

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Pair of Philadelphia Pewter Candlesticks and Pewter Charger: The candlesticks date from the 1800s and the charger dates from the late 1700s to early 1800s. The candlesticks measure 9.5" tall and the platter measures 13.5" round.

0020: Pair of Philadelphia Pewter Candlesticks and Pewter ChargerEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

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Pair of Sandwich Glass Philadelphia Whale Oil Lamps: A 1800's matching pair of Sandwich glass whale oil lamps in an acanthus leaf pattern of important size. Each lamp measures 14" tall X 4.5" across and retain their original burners, and burner caps.

0021: Pair of Sandwich Glass Philadelphia Whale Oil LampsEst. $200-$300

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3 Volume Book Set "English Furniture of the 18th Century": This three volume first edition set of Herbert Cescinsky's "English Furniture of the 18th Century" have half Morocco over green board covers. Published in 1911 by George Rutledge & Sons, Limited,

0022: 3 Volume Book Set "English Furniture of the 18th Century"Est. $400-$600

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Rare "The Soft Porcelain of Sevres" 1892 Illustrated Book: This rare and important sized book is titled "The Soft Porcelain of Sevres" by Edouard Garnier. Dated 1892, it contains 50 superb colored and gilted chromolithographic plates that detail 250 examples

0022A: Rare "The Soft Porcelain of Sevres" 1892 Illustrated BookEst. $1,800-$2,000

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1780's Chippendale Bracket-Foot Double-Door Bookcase: This 1780's Chippendale mahogany bookcase has segmented glass-front double doors. It has a chamfered back, modern applied feet, 3 adjustable shelves, and key. It measures 48" tall X 51" across X

0023: 1780's Chippendale Bracket-Foot Double-Door BookcaseEst. $250-$350

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Cedarburg Auction & Appraisals LLC

Brown Deer, WI, United States

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4701 W Schroeder Drive

Brown Deer, WI 53223

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